| Re: Interesting New Line Array Design [message #61452 is a reply to message #61450] |
Mon, 23 November 2009 12:18   |
Rocket
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Registered: August 2009
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Hey John,
Man, let me say that I have an amazing respect for you and your work. I am truly humbled.
I wish I still had the lines to measure here, alas, they are gone. What I think was happening was the LF being reproduced simultaneously as everything else at volume. This would be a practical application as opposed to a measured (gated) response, no? At low volumes, they were pleasant. Critical listening yielded different perceptions, however. I'm not ruling out the fact that perhaps I was expecting the end-all-be all and was not satisfied, but it just was not there for me. If one is prepared to accept the tradeoffs that a full-range driver [of this caliber] presents, maybe it's cool. It sincerely did not impress me, in the long haul. I'd like to try legitimate full range driver line source. I am seriously considering the new Tang_band drivers, or, perhaps the Mark Audio units. In my opinion, however, below 90 Hz needs to be accommodated by an external subwoofer.
Just one skinny guy's experiences and opinions.
Rock.
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| Re: Interesting New Line Array Design [message #61637 is a reply to message #61629] |
Wed, 30 December 2009 18:24 |
selahaudio
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Registered: September 2009
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| justinc wrote on Mon, 28 December 2009 15:51 | Does anyone know of any other EQ's that can be used besides the deq2496.
Rick or anyone else, have you tried using the crown xti amplifiers at all with their built in dsp for similar applications to this?
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I've not used the Crown but I am looking at a product that is reasonably priced and may be perfect for arrays.
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